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When I'm up on them, they play better, ... When I was up two set points in my pro match, they had two big serves. ... In the juniors I get a lot of balls back and make them play.

No man or woman in this dispensation will ever enter into the celestial kingdom of God without the consent of Joseph Smith...every man and woman must have the certificate of Joseph Smith, junior, as a passport to their entrance into the mansion where God and Christ are

I was maybe only 13 or 14 when I started to play junior tournaments.

Tim's team played with a lot of intensity. We should have had that kind of intensity. I have 13 juniors who don't know how to see forward, yet.

We are definitely ready. This is the year we've been waiting for. The last two years have been rebuilding years, but we have seven seniors and five juniors returning.

We'll take a tie on their fieldnot many teams are going to accomplish that this year. We played only three seniors today. They provided great leadership, and the 10 juniors who played are really stepping up.

I've always been a good returner since my junior days - I don't know why that was.

It took me time to adjust and to realise it was not going to happen like it did in the juniors.

Someone like Jay-Z does have a timeless quality, but it's much different than ours. You can look back at something like "At the Hop" by Danny and the Juniors or the music that was on American Bandstand in the 1950s-'60s.

Junior colleges are high schools with ashtrays.

I was painfully shy, and I had tremendous difficulty making friends. So, lacking friends, I watched other people. Watching is something all writers must do, and it was in junior high that I learned to do it.

I wish I had never got manic depression. When I was in junior high, I didn't know what was the matter with me. It was as if I'd died or something. Now that I go to a clinic and get the right kind of medicine, I am not as depressed as I used to be.

I've never dated (casually). Ever. It's kind of weird. I did have a boyfriend in junior high who was a kleptomaniac. We'd leave stores and he'd come out with something for me.

We came in the huddle at the end of the third quarter. There is still one more quarter. Our seniors, juniors and sophomores didn't want it to be the end.

We put pressure on the ball. They have a lot of sophomores and juniors and so do I so I know how they'll react. They make mistakes.

We have gotten big minutes from our sophomores, juniors and freshmen all season long.

We like it when the older ones help the young ones. It's a learning process when they are freshman. But the juniors and seniors all had to go through it, and they pass it down.

We're young. We have one senior that starts and one that comes in off the bench. There's a lot of juniors and sophomores that pretty much are our nucleus. The biggest thing for us to remember is they are young and will make mistakes, but we have come a lot way.

We're young. We only had one senior who made it to state. The rest are juniors and sophomores. We'll be back.

We will dissect the lake for them, then let them fish the following weekend to determine how much the juniors learned,

I was an amateur wrestler, which I loved. It was my passion, but I started really late; I was a junior in high school when I began.

We've got a strong girls' team. I think we will be competitive in the WPIAL. We've got a group of juniors who are very talented. I think they are the strength of the team at this point.

We've got a tough group of juniors who are doing pretty well. In large part, we experience success with these guys because of the time he puts in.

We're looking for Shawn and Josh both to have big years for us. I think they both have the potential to become leaders for us, along with juniors Lincoln Wagner and Greg Tingle.

We're satisfied. We played two of our better ball games out here. We're young, with all juniors and a ninth-grader playing most of the time. Our two big girls probably didn't play more than 30 minutes all night, so we're happy.

We're still in a growing up stage. Last year we relied on a lot of freshmen and sophomores and we lost a lot of close games. One reason the sophomores from last year who are now juniors are playing better is because they're more experienced. A.J. (Johnson) and Al Thornton are giving us good leadership, and we're getting leadership from our three seniors. Todd Galloway has been in the program for four years, so has Andrew Wilson. We have some guys who are maturing a little bit and it's taking some pressure off of our new players.

We're still really young on the boys' side, ... We just have to be patient and we'll eventually get better. We're running a lot of first-year juniors and sophomores and we've got to get the experience and understand how to run those races.

This was a good example of the fascist policing of public discourse in this country by nominal liberals who have become as unthinkingly wedded to dogma as any junior member of the Spanish Inquisition.

I had gotten rid of the crying when I got to high school, though it happened again when I was a junior. We lost in the state championship. It was kind of the same situation, camera in my face, and then that's when I realized it was over I had my moment.

I played high school golf, I played amateur golf and I started getting officers. I was playing pretty good, won amateur tournaments as a junior, and the whole thing.

We've always had kids from all over come here. This program has been a magnet for good wrestlers from around the state, but our link with the Navy Juniors program has been pretty good for us the past few years.

We believe that it's important to recognize the extraordinary achievements of these students at the most formative moments of their careers, ... As juniors and seniors, they have started to determine the role they would like to play in shaping the future. The scholars we honor at this year's ceremony are on the path to becoming tomorrow's leaders.

We're going to throw everything and the kitchen sink at them (tonight) and see what works. They have a lot of juniors and seniors and have been in the playoff environment before. It's going to be a really tough game for us. We really have to play well.

We're just 14- and 15-year-old guys playing against juniors and seniors, and these guys are just stepping up. Most kids, not mine, but others I think would falter.

We're getting consistent play from Francis. We're starting to get some other people scoring, which is helping. These guys are all getting varsity experience. We're getting the chance to start a sophomore and a freshman. The juniors have really started to pick it up, too.

We know each other pretty well because the juniors and current seniors have been playing together since the fourth grade. We've grown to rely on one another which is why we're so balanced and have such good team chemistry. We count on each other because if one is struggling, another is right there to help them out.

Big Walnut and Watkins Memorial are looking solid. They're all pretty good teams in this division. We won last year, and we have a majority of the team back this year. It is looking promising. We have juniors and seniors back that bring a lot of experience and leadership.

This year, it (the goal) is really to get back and really zero in on some teams in the conference. We have a real core of sophomores and juniors right now. Last year was a rebuilding year. This year, we'll sneak up on some people.

With freshman they just don't seem to have a sense of how to correctly do research and that's probably because they're just not sophisticated enough yet. With juniors and seniors, if they don't understand plagiarizing it's high time they did.

I still don't think anybody's going to expect us to win the championship game. Everybody keeps on saying we're too young, but look at us now. We've played so many minutes, we're like juniors right now. I don't think our youth matters anymore.

The students range from juniors and seniors in high school to people over 60.

The seniors laid down a foundation for this basketball program that they should really be proud of. We are a young team but the seniors gave us something to build off of that our juniors will add to and so on. Next year I expect a lot out of these guys, and I think we can be the team that will be at districts holding up a championship.

When you are successful, the younger kids sit there and watch the older kids accomplish some special things. It makes them work especially hard in the offseason and when they become juniors and seniors, hopefully they can match the success of their predecessors,

With so many juniors leaving school and 21-year-olds eligible to leave at any time, baseball is in a unique position. The schools are staggering through this first year in trying to figure out what the APR really means.

When you have eight seniors and however many juniors we have (eight) you shouldn't lose composure. That's an issue.

We will miss Rory Hennessey, Rob Carr and Alvin Cowan, but other players are ready for their turn to play. Our success will depend on many juniors and seniors that are getting their first opportunity to start.

We should be dominating next year. We only lost five of our seniors, and our big classes are our juniors and sophomores, which will be seniors and juniors next year. So I think we're going to all step up, and it'll be amazing to watch.

Wrestling varsity was definitely a big step up the ladder. It was a challenge wrestling juniors and seniors who had spent more time in the weight room than I had at that point in my life.

We're such a young team. Next year the sky is the limit. Two years ago our (current) juniors were just freshmen. They didn't realize how special it was to be in the Super Six and be competing for the national championship.

We're swinging the bats right now up and down the lineup. We've got so many guys who can put the ball in play and make things happen. We're running the bases well. Even some of the juniors who are waiting to play are swinging the bats well.

We had a sophomore-region tournament earlier. We took nine kids and we had seven champions and two second-place finishers. I think that although we don't have as many juniors this year, we will be just fine next season.

We've had some odd things happen for sure. But however we got here, I'm ecstatic for our seniors and juniors who invested in our program when things were really down and have been such a huge part of the building process. One of the great lessons in life is how you accomplish your goals.

We've had a successful run here. I've got two seniors and they've been part of nothing but successful teams, so they're providing some pretty good leadership. My juniors are probably the most talented group I've got, I've got five juniors and they're all going to contribute. They've got pretty good attitudes.

We've had to learn to compensate a little bit without her. We've had some sophomores and juniors step up and fill that role, Crystal Taylor especially. They've just made the game a team game.

Boy, I've got a lot of young guys this year. I have seven new starters on the field this year. All my sophomores, juniors and seniors have been around for awhile, but as far as starters, we don't have a lot of experience.

We had six really good people as seniors this year. The hardest thing in basketball is you lose your seniors. They are good role models and I just told the juniors that in the locker room. People played together and they sacrificed for each other.

After an Olympic year, and this is typical when the whole Olympic team goes out, the number of gymnasts is not as big. But we have at least six exciting juniors who will be seniors next year. We will keep our system, we will do periodic training camps and we'll take them to bigger competitions.

While I respect what these juniors have accomplished, I think the history and tradition of the game needs to be upheld and respected. I think if these players are there for their senior years, then they would be people we'd love to have come. I wouldn't change that format.

There have always been patterns of ups and downs with classes. These juniors bring the team up.

We have 12 seniors, 15 juniors and 20 sophomores, so we're very balanced. We also have good leadership. Now we have to get all 65 girls on the same page, which will be a lot of work for the captains.

We have 16 juniors and five seniors, so this is the most experienced team we've had so far. I know I'm excited about the group we have here, and I think they're just as excited. This is what we've been working for since we finished last season, and we really think this is the group that can turn the corner for us.

Definitely. They had seniors and juniors that led them, and a lot of young guys that played big roles.

Coach (Todd) Butler played a lot of sophomores two years ago and a lot of juniors last year. Now they are seniors and it's paying dividends.

I've never coached in a louder building, and I've been in a number in major juniors in Canada and in the East Coast League. The Coliseum is an uncomfortable place for other teams to play, and that's a huge advantage for us.

As I've been saying all along, they have to play a little older. Each guy is going to have to mature just a little quicker. Sophomores need to play like juniors and juniors need to play like seniors. And freshmen need to play like second-semester freshmen early on.

That's it for me, no more from now on. I'll still be a supporter, always have been, but it's back to the Juniors for me now.

That's what we're trying to tell them (that they're are playing very hard). They're freshmen and sophomores playing against juniors and seniors. I do think the effort is there and they are coming along. They are doing a lot of good things now that they weren't doing at the beginning of the year.

A lot of the ladies tournaments in the area are for juniors or really not that competitive of golfers. We're hoping to attract the best lady golfers in the area to where we can identify who is the best player in the area.

This has been home. Our sophomores and juniors probably won't play here again.

They've been great senior leaders. Our juniors get a lot of credit for our success, but it's taken everybody on this team to accomplish what we've done. Our seniors were the ones who helped get this thing started.

Our defense is inexperienced in a lot of spots. We have a lot of sophomores and juniors that have a lot of practice experience, not as much game experience. They're ready to step in and we have a lot of speed back there.

There's not a team in the conference that has 15 sophomores and juniors who have 10 games of varsity experience.

There's obviously concern at where our juniors are at and we all have a responsibility to ensure they have opportunities to reach their potential,

This year's team is young. The team has no seniors in the top 10, but will be led by a strong group of juniors and sophomores.

The Westfield Junior PGA Championship has long been The PGA's premier junior event and now, like the PGA Championship, it is the season's final opportunity for juniors to attain a major championship. We are always looking to improve our majors, and for the Westfield Junior PGA this date change will help solidify the prestige of the Championship.

This is a young team and we need a little more experience before we can think about outscoring New Hampshire. With a void of juniors and seniors, it is hard to get experience out there.

This is an opportunity we would want to take ... you just jump at something like this. This has served as great motivation. By the third week of November, we were 35 strong with juniors and sophomores in the weight room.

This is great exposure for James and for our institution. It was no secret that James would be on this list since he was selected in the professional draft after last year. Getting a degree was one of his main priorities and that was obvious by him being one of the few juniors in the country to turn down the money of professional baseball.

This is the first game (in the last couple of weeks) where we just didn't get any hits. We've had an average of eight or nine hits per game the last six or seven (games). We've hit the ball. Young kids are overwhelmed by situations. When you have a bunch of juniors out there who haven't played much varsity, they are going to get overwhelmed every once in a while.

I'm very proud of him, ... For me, personally, he's certainly one of our very best stories and one of the best baseball stories we've had. I'm always impressed by guys who beat long odds. When you hear these stories of guys who were undrafted as juniors and have beaten the odds by long shots, I think they're great stories.

I'm happy with how the team has performed so far. Now we have some juniors who started with the program - as well as some seniors- who are our leaders.

I'm playing with great players and it's a lot of fun to have this kind of success in your first year. But it's different from juniors where the pressure is on you. Playing with guys like Kirby and Erik is helping me get better every game.

The biggest challenge there is you try to develop leadership traits within those juniors in the spring semester. There are many teams which have a lot of games with junior-laden classes.

The needs of ninth graders are different from those of sophomores, juniors and seniors that is exclusive to their population. The other students already have their feet wet and are familiar with high school life.

Once they have that down, even if the coach changes, and somebody else comes in, it's that same system that they're going to play. So those kids, once they become juniors and seniors, they would have been playing that system for three or four years.

This is considered THE contest for the juniors. There are a lot of other events around the world for juniors now, but if you win this one, you're considered the junior world champ.

Danny was a junior and most times juniors won't step up to be leaders because that's what the seniors are supposed to do. Danny took control of the team right away. You can tell kids feed right off of Danny.

It's probably the best tournament around for anyone 17 and under. You get the three rounds, a cookout, and its all stroke play. So we are hoping more of the juniors sign up to play.

Around the country, nobody knows what the juniors are going to do with this collective bargaining agreement. There could be a wave of kids leaving. We'll just have to wait and see.

I wanted to make sure the juniors knew how important it was to send these special group of senior girls home with a victory. Each of these girls brought something special to the team this season, and all deserved to go out on top.

(The Michigan district) used it as an all-school reader, ... Sophomores, juniors and seniors were reading it and discussing it and discussing it in different disciplines, and I was getting some amazing e-mails back from kids and teachers.

The kids that were juniors that we major contributors last year will have to carry the load in the beginning. Having those seniors makes things a little bit easier, because they've been around for awhile and they're hard-working individuals.

It's different. We had a lot of juniors and seniors, a lot of real solid teams.

It works. Playing together works. As juniors we didn't get there (Final Four). This was our senior year and we did not want to let the chance slip away. We wanted to grab it. It was the last shot I had so we did it.

In terms of what we asked the kids to do, the plan we had for competing with a team like this, they did a great job. Effort gets you the ability to compete, but if we want to take it to the next level, we need more than one or two scoring threats on the floor. These seniors laid a nice foundation. Now it's up to the juniors to take it from here.

In the circle of life, Respect and gratitude are due by juniors to seniors and vice-versa at any given level; for the juniors to get inspired by the seniors, for the seniors to get reminded of their accomplishments.

I have told these kids that they could be the best senior class that we have ever had, ... All five are going to be great contributors and solid leaders. And they want to make sure they are having fun. They know how much they are depending on these juniors and sophomores and freshmen.

By the time we interview juniors and seniors, we've met many of them.

I love the poise. I tell the kids at practice that the juniors are no longer juniors. We've played enough basketball now that they're seniors. The sophomores are juniors and right down the line. We're so youthful. We have two great seniors who play, but we play beyond our years. Whatever I ask them to do, they do it. We've grown up since the beginning of the year. If we had a bad call go against us, we'd get rattled. Now we're solid.

Hopefully, it'll pay off this year and hopefully next year, too. We've got some juniors out there who need to be in those close games. We need to learn how to finish them. Every one of these (close games) is a learning experience for all of us, myself included.